The part about only one or two sentences being useful is such a thing now, on opinion pieces essentially padded out with history rehash of the underlying "story" for entire first half (skip), then one sentence on what's actually happened recently of note (read), then comment from Gov department, business, interested party etc, which you always skip as it's simply a boiler plate response not addressing the part you read.
Generally speaking I read Sky, Guardian then random right wing nonsense people point out (Mail, Express..) or appear on my Google feed for laughs, mostly for an alternative reality take. I stopped reading the BBC a long time ago as a lot of the time they just didn't point out what the issue, controversy was about, neutral to the point irrelevant.
